Clientsask

Clientsask checks whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Google name your business, and writes the fixes that help them do so. This plugin brings the fixes you approved in your Clientsask dashboard into WordPress:

• Blog posts arrive as drafts. They are never published for you.
• SEO titles and descriptions you approved in Clientsask are applied for you on the next check (about every hour), in Yoast SEO, in Rank Math, or, on a site with no SEO plugin, printed by this plugin on that one page. Nothing reaches your site that was not approved in Clientsask first. Every applied change can be undone in Settings > Clientsask.
• Prefer to check each change yourself first? Tick “Let me check each one here” in Settings > Clientsask, and every title change then waits there for you to press Apply.
• This covers posts, pages, product and post categories, tags and the home page. Anything the plugin cannot match, or a site whose titles are run by another SEO plugin or by the theme, is shown with text to copy.

The plugin needs a Clientsask account and a connection code from the Clientsask dashboard. By pasting the code, the site’s administrator agrees that the changes approved in that Clientsask account are applied to this site. The plugin opens no endpoint on your site, deletes nothing and sends no tracking.

External services

This plugin connects to Clientsask (https://clientsask.com), the service that writes the fixes. It needs it to work: without the connection there is nothing to bring in.

What is sent, and when:

• When you save a connection code, when you press “Check for fixes”, and about once an hour after that, the plugin asks Clientsask for your approved fixes. Each request carries your connection code, your site’s address (home URL), which SEO plugin the site uses (Yoast SEO, Rank Math, none, or another one, and whether Rank Math’s setup is finished), whether title changes are applied for you or wait for Apply, and the plugin’s version.
• When a fix is received, saved as a draft, staged, applied, undone or dismissed, the plugin tells Clientsask which fix it was, what happened, the WordPress post ID it concerns and, if something failed, a short reason. This keeps your dashboard up to date.

No visitor data, no user accounts and no content other than the above is sent. The plugin only calls the address in its settings (https://clientsask.com by default); nothing calls into your site.

Clientsask terms of use: https://clientsask.com/terms
Clientsask privacy policy: https://clientsask.com/privacy